Ettako

Ettako is a fictional creature that appears in the folklore of the Zylosian people. Descriptions of ettako vary, but they are generally depicted as small, nocturnal beings with a distinctive, high-pitched cry that is said to echo through the night. Legends often associate them with forests and secluded natural areas, and their presence is sometimes interpreted as a sign of good fortune or, conversely, as a warning of impending change.

The exact origin of the ettako myth is unclear, with some scholars suggesting it may be a personification of natural sounds or phenomena. Over time, the ettako has become a recurring motif in Zylosian art, music, and storytelling, reflecting its deep cultural significance. While considered mythical, the ettako continues to be a beloved figure in Zylosian tradition, often invoked in children's tales and local legends.